Sentence examples for more even divisions from inspiring English sources
In a study published last year, Andrew G. Berg and Jonathan D. Ostry, of the International Monetary Fund, analyzed the long-term economic performance of countries, then fired a broadside at Mr. Okun's conclusions, saying those with more even divisions of the spoils often grew faster.
For fathers, Britain offers a measly two weeks of unpaid leave, whereas in Norway and Iceland, for example, more even division of work between parents is encouraged with "father quotas", a leave period reserved for dads on a "use it or lose it" basis.
UNICEF's experience shows that programs that encourage the participation of both men and women can help increase communication between the sexes and encourage a more even division of childcare responsibilities.
You could tear the cupcake in half as you would do with the sandwich method, but cutting it in half is preferable for this method because it creates a smoother, more even division.
The more even the divisions, the more centered and crisp the line design will be.
The net result is even more obvious divisions between majority and minority ethnic groups.
But some shareholders clearly see a divide, and at least one is calling for the bank to make an even more explicit division.
The problem of the narrow brickmaker mentality still persists, along with more infoglut, more rapid obsolescence, more fragmentation, more label profusion, and even more nationalistic division.
The merger of his father's Fujishima stable with his uncle's Futagoyama stable in 1993 had added even more top division wrestlers to this list, giving him an advantage over Akebono, who had to face them all.
The coming legislative battles are certain to expose even more division in the party.
